The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado.
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ALT Two people smiling together. The text emphasizes that flu activity is increasing in Colorado and encourages vaccination to protect oneself and others. CDPHE logo.
ALT Information about a measles exposure location. Background of Colorado mountains.
ALT Information about what to do if you have been exposed to measles. Background of Colorado mountains.
ALT An adult with a child on their shoulders, both smiling, next to a promotional message that reads 'It's Not Too Late To Claim Your Tax Credits!
ALT This image features a person smiling and using a laptop. Text includes support from the Colorado Quitline, encouraging completing a series of coaching calls. Contact information is provided: Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Logos for CDPHE and Colorado Quitline are at the bottom.
ALT A person is joyfully carrying a child on their shoulders indoors. The child is smiling with raised arms. Text: Have kids aged 16 or younger?
ALT Text reads: Colorado has strengthened its oil and gas oversight, surpassing federal methane reduction requirements.
ALT Text reads: By 2029, the state estimates the regulatory updates will help Colorado avoid approximately $42 million in climate change-related costs.
ALT Protéjase contra la mpox. Ayude a mantenerse a usted y sus parejas a salvo de la mpox hablando sobre cualquier erupción nueva o protuberancias en cualquiera de sus cuerpos.
ALT Protect yourself against mpox. Help keep you and your partner(s) safe from mpox by talking about any new rash or bumps on either of your bodies.
ALT Text includes support from the Colorado Quitline, encouraging completing a series of coaching calls. Contact information is provided: Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Logos for CDPHE and Colorado Quitline are at the bottom.
ALT Check in on each other. September is Suicide Prevention Month. A simple call or text can go a long way. If you know someone going through a hard time, support is available 24/7 through the free Colorado 988 Mental Health Line. Call or text 988, or visit 988Colorado.com.
ALT Informational graphic for National Preparedness Month from CDPHE highlighting safety tips to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. CDPHE logo.
ALT Septiembre es el Mes de Preparación Nacional. Prevenga la intoxicación por monóxido de carbono. No use una estufa de gas para calentar tu casa. Nunca use una estufa o un generador al aire libre en el interior. Mantenga los generadores afuera, al menos a 20 pies de distancia de las ventanas. Instale una alarma de monóxido de carbono en cada piso de su casa.
ALT A circular container with nicotine patches. Text includes support from the Colorado Quitline, encouraging completing a series of coaching calls. Contact information is provided: Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Logos for CDPHE and Colorado Quitline are at the bottom.
ALT A man with a gray beard has two people on each side - one is a child, and the other is an adult. The text on the image reads: “Talk About Dementia. He’s counting on you.” TalkAboutDementia.org
ALT Promotional graphic in Spanish for National Preparedness Month, advising to make an emergency supply kit. CDPHE logo.
ALT Promotional graphic for National Preparedness Month, advising to make an emergency supply kit. CDPHE logo.
ALT Your mental health is worth your time. Prioritizing mental health is key to showing up in all areas of life. If you’re going through a hard time, support is available 24/7 through the free Colorado 988 Mental Health Line. Call or text 988, or visit 988Colorado.com.
ALT Promotional image featuring a serene landscape view through a rock formation, overlaid with a message about mental health awareness and self-care, including the logo from CDPHE.
ALT A group of nicotine replacement products including patches, gum, and vaping devices. Text includes support from the Colorado Quitline, encouraging completing a series of coaching calls. Contact information is provided: Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW. Logos for CDPHE and Colorado Quitline are at the bottom.